Here’s the thing about truly stylish people – They know how to own a look and make it theirs. Nigerian style influencer and fashion stylist Jennifer Oseh does exactly this. Everything she puts on sits right and looks like it was made just for her. She always comes ready to slay (In
Growing up, going to church on Sunday meant well-covered clothing – most likely a dress or pleated midi skirt, never pants and of course a head scarf because that was just the rules at church. It was just the way it is. You weren’t going to leave the house without a head cover
Well, long time no “Lagos Living” post! I’ve been spending more and more of my weekends at the hospital on call and so “exploring Lagos” has been out of my books for a while now. I finally got a weekend free sometime in Mid-April during my surgery rotation and decided that I
Finally! My Sony A6000 review post is here! A lot of people have requested for this post and I’ve finally managed to put my thoughts together for y’all so I really hope someone finds it helpful. But before I get into it, just a quick back story. P.S: If you’re not really into
It’s been a long time since I shared some of the life lessons I pick up here and there from going through this roller coaster that is life. These days sitting down to process everything in a form fit to be expelled here seems like such a chore. I don’t know if
And it’s another housemanship in Nigeria Post! This time though, I’m kicking it off on a happy note – Super excited because I start my last posting in this my housemanship journey tomorrow (started writing this on the 21st, so I’m already a few days into my last posting now)! Whoop whoop!
Let’s Talk Shift Dresses! Shift dresses are one of my favorite things to wear, I just love how comfortable yet versatile they can be. Now, make that an “Ankara shift dress” and you’ve got me sold! Nothing like all that vibrant African prints being turned into an easy Ankara dress style, especially when
I’m off on a road trip to Ghana! If you’re reading this, I’m most likely a few hours into a twelve-hour road trip to Ghana right now with fellow blogger Alex. Probably already tired of sitting still and eager to arrive at my destination in Accra. It’s a love – hate relationship that
If there’s one thing I did during my blog break, it was to amp up my blogging skills and of course streamline my blogging process to get more out of my posts. Fortunately for me, I had my blogger boo Modavracha to put me through some things and also exchange knowledge and ideas